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Two earthquakes measuring 7.7 and 6.6 magnitudes struck southern Panama on Friday, followed by dozens of aftershocks. These triggered partial building collapses, damage to roads, and evacuation of certain areas, while tsunami warnings for several coastal regions were canceled. Panama's president declared a state of "major disaster" and called on residents to remain calm, assuring that no deaths or injuries have been reported so far, though the situation may develop further in the coming hours. Officials indicated that some structures, such as a cathedral in Binnomoni and the governor's office building, were affected, while activities at Tocumen Airport continued as usual and maritime traffic through the Panama Canal remained unaffected. The United States provided support to the Panamanian government, and the country is working to enhance its emergency preparedness.
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